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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
O,srien Denounce. Lord Lan,downs.

OBrien Denounces Lord LAnsdowne.
DUBLIN, April ss.-UMitod Iroidad, Mr..
VIM. o 'Brien's paper, commenting on the
refusal by the Marquis Of Iansdowne Of
the provisional arrangement made last
week by the mediatos in the dispute be-
tween him and the dissatisfied tenants ON
his Lugmcurran estate, says: mo blacker
deed of treachery was ever committed than
that Lord Isnsdowne has been guilty OF.
Black ~ hell are Lord I.ansdowne's unut.
terable meanness, treachery and malignity.
He stood in awe OF Canadian opinion, but
tore the agreement he had made with his
tenants into shreds the moment he was led
to believe, by Canadians with Irish names,
that he could rely on Irish Canadian COM
plaisance in his pertidy."
A dispatch from Cork say: The Hon.
Captain Thomas Plunkett Resident Magis.
trate at Cork, has been instructed by the
Government 10 keep close watch over oil
circumstances attending the departure of
Mr.. VIM. OBrien on his way 10 Canada TO
iuaugurate a campaign against the Gov.
ernor-General, the Marquis Of Lansdowne,
on account o. his alleged unfair treatment
Of his Irish tenants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
The AmalgamAtsd.

PTTsBURG, April 2s.-The Amalgama'
ted Association Of Iron and Steel Workers
will elect delegates on Saturday next In
all the different lodges for the national
convention in June. The chief point at
issue in the election seems TO he between
the pnddlers and fnishers, the former
wanting 10 per cent advance, which the
latter do not seem 20 favor. There will
he an animated contest as 10 which will
get control Of the delegates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Nh impunity

IT Is thought that Sir EDWARD THORN
rpN, who comes to America presumably as
the representative of English holders Of
Virginia bonds, is an emiSsary of SAILS
grRY. who is sent to demand that the
United States Government assume the
debt of Virginia. SALISBURY had better
not monkey with our new Democratic
Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

COMMISSIONERS COLEMAN has made the
pleaSant discovery that eleOmargarine is
made of, among other delicious things, the
carrlSses of horses, dogs aid swine, and
tly-blown and maggOtty refuse meat. 1t
i plain that the American public must
fall back upon the good old boarding house
~, Ia -rrRlSe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Leeislators VINO Want P.s.ss.

HARTFORD, COM, April 28.-Tbe Con
necticut House Of Representatives has re-
jected By an almost unanimous vote the
bill prohibiting the issue Of railroad passes
to members Of the Legislature, and all
other persons than railroad employees. The
Senate will probably concur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Short in His Accounts.

OMAHA, NEB., April 2s.-T. J. Hunt,
Secretary of the Nebraska and Iowa Iusur.
ance Company, is about II, 600 short in his
accounts, and will probably be prosecuted
unless he makes the amount good. A
committee of stockholders is investigating
the matter and Will report Saturday OIL
Monday next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
A prohibItionI.i xaaosa

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, April G---Dr W.
T. Northrop, prominent physician st
HarerEill. in the eastern portion Of scioto
county, was murdered yesterday by Thos.
Mccoy, a saloon keeper, and bis brother
Alfred, the postmaster ut HayerhilI, aided,
by the two sons Of Alfred Mccoy. pr..
Northrop had incurred the displeasure of
the McCoys by being active in favor al
local option. The Met;oys have been arrest.
ed and there Ia feeling in favor Of lynch
inR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
'Sday.

fihh annual encampment of the G..
~, at Fairmont, closed yesterday.
Iution was unanimously passed ask
inc Congress 10 enact laws to pay soldiers
of the late wal the difference between the
depre,iated currency paid them aud the
u4r value
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Action of the * of L.. Leadera.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-None Of
those present at the meeting of the General
Executive Board OF the X. of l. at which
the molders' strike was considered, will
tell what action was taken. II is stated.
however, that the plans for bringing about
settlement Of The present trouble were
thoroughly discussed, but no satisfactory
conclusion was reached. No further strikes
have been reported ts.daY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
"a. .OOO Bu.beIs of Coal Sunk.
,osial Tlcgan, 10 The REGISTER.

Special HlCgrGRl 70 ne KeQiSicr.
MOUNDsyILLE, April 2S.-The steamer
Ella, on her down trip, left two barges
containing about 1900 bushels of coal,
tied up ut LOCkwOOd's Landing, Just be
low town. The w. W. Woodward, on her
way up yesterday, threw swells which
rolled high over the barges. All efforts to
keep them ahOat We're unavailing and they
sank. The harges and contents are owned
by John A. Wood & Son, of Pittsburg, Pa.
1t is supposed they can be saved when the
rirar falls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
The Ns.ios.I wire Nail A..oe,.sse..

PirrsBURG, Pa, April 2s.-At meet
ing Of the wire nail manufactures held
here to-day, permanent national ssaocis-
ton was formed with ID. g. Hartman, Of
Beaver Falls, as President, and e. ID.
Jones, ofSew York, Seeretary. No chasss
was made In prices, but the list was modi-
fed somewhat. Stocks were reported
light, with values well sustained. Eyery
wire nail manufacturer In the oocn<6v
waz represented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Run Over.

Special Tiegrdm % The Register.
CLARKsBURGr W. Va, April 25.-
About nine o'clock this morning, near the
government building in this city, an old
and respected gentleman by the name of
Lang, father of F. A. Lang. Esq, was
run over by a team of horses. A young
man By the name of Bassell, of Lost
Greek, West Virginia, was driving the
the team. The pole of the buggy struck
him in the side just above the hip Mr..
Lang Is seriously hurt and perhaps fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
hitter Attack on secretary Bayard,

LONDON, April 2s.-The Tm@ publish.
q very bitter dispatch from its Vienna
correspondent objecting to the appointment
of Mr.. lawton ~ United States Minister TO
Austria. II says: "Mr. J. r. Lee was
sent to Vienna by Secretary Bayard with
the distinct understanding that IL he ar
ranged the Kelley case he should he pro
noted. Upon this understanding he rc-
moved his family TO Vienna lie will now
resigu.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

CHAIRMAN COOLEY gives the railroads
a neat dig in his reply to arequest Of the
Sisters of st. Joseph, Of st. Louis, asking
the Commission to authorize railroads to
give them free transportation. He strips
of the mask Of compliance with the new
law, behind which the railroads would hide
in their pretty successful endeayOr TO
make the act obnoxious, and says the law
has nothing to do with it; that the corpora
ns may grant favorS to gospel workers
N impunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Ano,ber A a. Rumor.

New YORK. April 2S-Rnmors were
current to-day on Wall street, that the
syndicate which already has made one
payment to secure control of the Balt-
more & Ohio railroad, had completed the
preliminary negotiations, and the an
mOuoeement of a formal transfer 10 toem
would be made in a few days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

MR. Lucas has written circular letter,
a copy Of which was laid upon the desk OF
every member OF the Legislature yesterday.
Mr. LrcAs does not want an election and
SAYS 50 and further that he will hold onto
his seat election or no election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
IbO Per.ou. i,rauue.l.

LONDON, April 2s.-A dispatch from
Cooktown, Australia, announces that the
steamer Benton, Of Singapore, was sunk
in collision with bark on the Island Of
Formosa, and that 80 persons were
drowned. No Europeans were lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
lXlegreaSe

IRIS stated ut Charleston that the Sen
ate has rejected the names OF all the old
bo,rl of directors of the Insane Asylum,
who were reapponted. II was lively
executive session and the man with the
lbe,ltPiest lungs was doubtless the orator
Of sSa day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
$50 Person. Drowned.

LONDON, April 2S.--A dispatch from
Pestb, the capital Of Western Austria
says: A hurricane swept the northeast
fleet, numbering forty boats, was destroyed
and $50 persons perished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

FRuM the news ON our local page two
things are made quite Plain-to-wlt;
There is some glaring immortality floating
around in the city, and secondly the ser
vlcs of the prosecuting attorney OF the
county are very badly needed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

THE authorities OF Christian County,
Mo. having arrested all the inhabltant,
excepting enough to draw jury from,
give It out that the reign OF the Bald
Enobbers is over Two hundred and fifty
indictments have been returned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

TIE FRANCO-Germau ilare-up has been
ani,ahly settled. Now what will the
bIo,,ly-minded correspondents do? We
must have war news if We have to go to
Egypt for it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
Association Games.

At Washington: = Washington Boston
game postponed, rain.
At Baltimore:-Baltimore-M Nets game
postponed, rain.
At Philadelphia: = Athleties-B Brooklyn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

Miss Kittie Cheatam, of the McCaull
Opera troupe, has been robbed Of 500
diamond pin. A young lady member Of
the company issuspected-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

A NUMBER Of Eastern capitalists left
'Sau Francisco yesterday for CHM, where
they propose to put up telephone lines
Heilee,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

The Connecticut House almost unanl-
mously rejected bill prohibiting free
passes. The average Connecticut leSisla-
tor is no ''chump.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
The Flnrida Fight.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 2S.-Sena-
torial ballot in open session resulted as fol-
lows: Perry II, Pasco 16, Bloxham 49,
scattering, Dems, s; Goodrich, Rep, IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

Eor West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
hncl rains fallOwed by fair weather, winds shift-
4 S5csTt Slightly warmer In the western portion of
'PennSylysnia and at stations ON Lake Erie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
The Pipe Line Bill KILLED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2S.-The Bill
Kingsley Pipe Line bill was killed in the
Senate this afternoon on its final passage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

THE fragrant treachery of Lord LANDS
DOWN is bitterly denounced by Editor
O'BRIES 10 United HeLInd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

The centennial of the Maryland Masonic
Lodge will be celebrated in Baltimore May
IN. II and l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
BASE BALL.
VERY DOUBTFUL WHETHER WRwILL HAVE
A GAME TO-DAY.
Signs to Be Displayed for the Information Of the
Public-The 0ficlal Schedule in Pull
Yesterdays Games
Reported.

There is nothing certain about there
being game on the Island grounds this
afternoon, AS there is considerable water on
the diamond. If the sun comes out this
morning, however, it may dry up sufi-
ciently to allow Of playing. If so signs
to that effect will be displayed at Nc.
Laughlin & McGinley's, Meder Bros and
somewhere near the pOstofice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29
game stopped at end Of second inning; to
in favor Of Athletics.

At Pittsburg:-Pittsburg- Chicago game
till to-day; rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

Carey, the new pitcher signed by the
Wheeling club on Wednesday, played last
year with the Danville club and the pre-
yious year with the Wilkesbarre team. He
is said 10 be a successful twirler and will
pitch against the Bells in Saturdays game
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

Firmer Feeling on tho Bourses.
LONDON, April ~ 2:30 p. M.-The
stock markets are firmer. The Continent
nj Bourses are also tirmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

A prophet who thinks he knows all
about 1t places the Ohio League team as fol-
lows at the end Of the season: Kalamazoo,
GAINESVILLE, Columbus, Sankusky, Steuben-
vile, Wheeling, Akron and Mansfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

The Kalamazoo club did up the Duluths
in great shape. A young man named Har-
rison pitched for the Kalamazoo. 1t was
the first whole game he ever pitched and
he shows wonderful success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-29

Mansfield, May ., 6, 7; July IA, Is, l6
September 2, 3.
Kalamazoo, May 12, 13, IA; August 4, 5
6; September 8, 10.
Sandusky, May 30, morning and after
noon; August g, 9, 10; September 26, y,
p.
Columbus, June =, 3, d; July 81, y, 3d.
August -, 23.
Steubenville, June G, 7, 8; July Is, 10
30; August "a, %.
Wheeling, June 9, 10, IL; July %, %
80; August IL, l6.
GAINESVILLE, June 10, IA, Is; July 25, 26
81; August 10, 20.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
9ebanoling al VetroicnnStatmper.

Slien bpr ~Opbepares pau ct fjoligt Steb og belit en-
Sltounf. Gen bpr ulbri9 Iaa i ~gtrrbeben al &uffelopne
eIer Spmfprer p9 life better paa en- Splbe poer bisie. Ser
20 GRADERS Sarnte uopifler ben nemlig letnnt0nbeli9e Gas
arter.
@ngen bpr lutte iulbfomnleu tat % iiGr life bore for
tpno, oa SrGnberen elers opbepes % berneb Se6olberen,
buurceb Der uouitles @osbampe, os Ell Spran9nins mulig.
9ipre8.
TnaiplSnina bor Geit fut Ie ueb 9agslpiet us alorig
fcretuses peo at itrue Sperbelen al, mems 2ampen bploer
paa at brGuoe.
Sjstfenlampen bpr albrig unbcr Mnolaonirgen itiGes
paa S%umipren; berue liurii9ti9teb bar tofet mango auinber
Gin pg Sunbbec. 81 heller bpr en- 2ampe titles unber Ell
SGnSeanpe.
Qampen bor bagli9 renies, % nnar Ben lnngere 1io
bar prret %ubenpttet, belt trnrtes, rerles parntt ganb meb
Soba % bcrpu blipe 9obt tpr i9jen.
9uft6unerue @rGnberen bpr alori9 opre t~ilftoppet
ba ri0sli9 2uitliuriel betinger 3%lanmens &larheb % 6plber
SrGnberen fiplig.
Camper bpr albri9 brHnbe 6elt tom.
Oct er tnnoe ~taobeli9t ps itobeligt at looe Ell 0ompt
6rGnoe meb nebifruet Ttu8 - al Gpnriombeb. Sprieg 6nr
nemlio %9pbt9jprt, at Ser neb9our li9emeset Die, enten Den
er itruet neo e0er brGrber meb iulOt Sins, % besuben op
bebes 8rGnocren let peo at 6(aumen uopifler fig nebe
Tpret.
9ompen bpr fun IIuftes peb ferit at itrie fist neb o0
berpuu pnte 9anitc let neb igiennem Glasiet. @eb 6anse.
lomper bpr anpenpes ct lan8t Slfr6r meb ct @nG paa.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Mourning fem @iSoei MOB sopmissbeS.

I'll en- tpf Guis Itriper en- Snbienber: Seq, iom
fpr life bar brpb mig ON Counting, er bleper cit iOr 6ons
%ninseiter. SEQ bru9er ben M lpnt Mibbel MOB SrpnlDss
beb, % of je9 sjpr oct, oerior bar jes Inn ct EilfGlbe at
tatfe.
Com 5slge al guser ps nton9e SOrger er jes bleoen
rerpps. Gen mirbite GlGbe, Sen uinoIte Snerte fnnbe OPP
rpre mig, ian at jog lille fit iOpe for Minnnt, % barbte Set,
at jes ipUuebe, inu %puu9nebc ie9 ioien ueO ct-tp Tioen,
uben at Oct bereitcr bar mig rlli9 at fua Ell Sllnb mine
Zine,
Seq laa ba o9 pinebe mig meb %isrgeige 9arfer, unoer-
then for ics pp at Scngen % forp9te at ipiie ct Stpfte
grpb % brifte ct Glas Gonb eller np9et anbet. Seq for.
icste aft for at aibjGlpe min pinlise llro, men ~iprgiepes.
ga fl tiee en- Scat tilietei8eis fat en- &ftffe Seeming. Seq
ipiite oerai 2-3 GpiieIteer til ct 8~ranitbrBo. llnberlis moi
iopnebe jea fray otter inb. CANINE Miooel 6jalp mig iiben
bper thtftt Gang. "a be9bN6fe Jog fc9eIH1GS1i9, inbef jog
gf thicn9s, at iage 2-3 Spieifeer Spnning, pg III fan je9
lupe rpli9 % fpler mig irif % ubbpilet ON MOrgenen. Mu
flames aibri9 6Onnin9 nit Sjent, % jog anbefaler Ben til
aae nerprie Serioner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Woo Siptbcrit.

Sc 6orii9ti06eb8regler, iom bgr ta9es peb Se6anbln9er
al 3iptberit, fan ianrmeniattes ~iplgcnbe: Sioler BEN iD9C
ct luiti9t Tnrelie, feef Ser CT uineft Hm4fi8t al Mehler
Gulot9pper, Gardner eller 6orbrng. Stems aGe Slasa
llotgmnelIer % Nionorin9er al @riter, "a iiRr oem, ipn
fpnrter fra 6nlien, NrIen eler Wluuber, FAINT ale Gjen.
itonbe, iont er beinittet bernneb, uopGolbeli9 % fulbitnnoig
% meoens Be enbnu CT iu9ti9e oeraf. @ru9 rene, blDbe
Slube iii at mpbta9e G2lferne ira gtoie % 9funo, p9 brGnb
Dem inninnrt SC er ~tilimubiet. 2erionl andre @jeuitanbe Ell
imuoiet beraf, brig Sptosuiuger al &lOriinf eGer al Subli-
mat eIer 9Ggers Gnu2nir9. Scr ii9r pubp99clig meo
Senlpu til 9e9etDi, 4ensler, Sfripeio9er eller andre Ting.
IOm man Cir Barnet til 6%urppielie, fi9eaa meo oenipn til
oe Su0cr, Der oupenbes til at oipe oct NOo % Triffe, %
li9eioa meb 6euipn til 9eprin9crne al benne 6poe. Gnbper
5ing, ionl bar berort Ben ipleS 2Gber, euer iom bar o0ret
berorte al uogct, Der bar bergrt ben ip9es 9Gber, CT iarlig.
glaar Senring er bc9nnNt, iaa 9u life ior mart efter ior Den
lpoes 8enuer eiter at ie fine Genner eler at saa no, heaer=
life ior eoers esue 5~oleller al 5r9tbeo efer Sen lansuarist
SnbeipGrrin9. 6remipr oft, ieno life ben ip9e til npsc
auoet Steb iorat iulbenbe Ssbrinsen, uuoer YaaIfuo al al
ifuffe 6orouorins Of 9uIt % Steb; s funoe before ienoe
0nnamit pnfrins 9anoet meo reppe itprre 5are. Sent
life Saruet til6aoe til Stolen tiolisere euo ler Tiger efte,
SDaopmmens SegDnbelle; en- mc9et sob Jte9el CT pmtren
TO Tiger, eier at s fiaoer, at ben ipse CT inlofommen iriif
Geriom Barnet life er lt9rtt nof til at mpoitaa Spsbomss
anialbet, % bpr, glem iaa life cbers Surg 6arer, ION
andre Iaieuer SuIet fan ubi9ttes for. 3ilab life mco.
iplenoe @enner ps 9esetamerater at fomnle inb; bar niger
gearapeliescsrenonie / quiet, bebanbl Spsep9reliet o.
bets Snobulo iom farlist.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Stnrf Nerpcrnc.

9ois Oh or neotrptt, Din Ippetit er forbi.
vi PLACES al Scpeopiue, bu er nerpps ca i III.
nlnoeIlgbeo u~pasieuoe, ba itprt Terperne.
SFprt Neroerne, nten life meo Stiruulanter.
Saarmrolctner eller Sitters, iom lapes al oaar.
ls ssbTltp % iom itimuIerer dig for en- Times
IN, % oa bliuer on / en- barre SilItanp eno
'sr. Spao on trGnser er ct milSncnpe orae.
niooel, iom renier Sluoet, fremitpnoer iuns
s'rilpmbrpt 9eperen os Iprene o. siper Gina.
RAFT % FORMER Din Selbreo os stprie. ct
haoant 9asemioSel oil ou iinSe / Electric
Bitters % fun so Gents pr. Slate. 8. 8.
MONTGOMERY & Co., % puu Spotbeter / aue
andre Hper. ~,
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
5SOr Og tia 6amilieliuet

8prnene8 Opbraselie be9pnoer paa
Muberens Sfjpb. Gtbpert Orb, iom
iiges bem oere8 ipGbe Gloer, biorager
Git til at oanne beres &arnfter. geripr
Ital man 0ltib pp9te lin Munb, naar
Sprn berer paa; % iiHr maa 6orz
-nInrene 6eflitte. la pla Of IRE CT oGf
feuoe pg Hbel Gale, naar DC tafer til
Sprnene elIer / beres NRrpprelie.
Sprn bar altib Ell itGrf 5prit otter
&unoifaber, De bar altio ct oplaot Sino
for upe 5anfer, 90 bsbiIeoer % Soeer.
Sc oil lore meb mltgrlte @lGbe giennem
Orb ira 5prnlbreues 9aber, meoens
Oct ofte falber Dem tDrt, fjebelist ps
tan9t at lGre at Bigger eler at lige9pls
bi9e Sremmebe. Sm Sgrt emo BIT
fllnne faa en- goo Spbra9elie p9 Sfolez
u%nberuisnius gjennem So9er % 9eftier,
laa pil bog Sntet flinre e%ritatte Dem
Sapnet al ct goot Sjem meo brape 5ors
9lbre, % buao Sc / 8aruopmmer hgrer
% lNrer ira 6prRlorene, pil banne Ell
Ui9tis Del al @runolaset for al beres
iremtioige @iben.
6urGlore, lom er llltter Gin % @lRoe
noe blnnot Grenmeoe, men tauie, folbe
% trGtte / fit 6jem ~operfor Scrnene,
be9aar Ell life ril9e Sell. 9eriom Be
life beiiober ben Gpne at tirne bore
glade, elifpGroi9e % ipmpatbetiite MOB
2lQe pg Gnbper, iaa bpr De / ale Salb
ipae at bore bet / Sjcnimet, MOB fine
Sorn Og iin SusItanb.
ct tnrit, triit ug fjebeli9t Stem CT
intet 9pbt Steo for Sprn; DC pil mart
Ip9e bprt berira, baabe naar be or Inian
gpru, % enonu mere, naar sc blir ung(
WenneIter. 9eripr bpr Sjemmets Cant
taller fOrcgoa iaalebes, at Scrnene ifft
alene me0 6Orn9ielie lptter bertil, mer
laalebes, at De enop9 iinoer en- Sp.
mantrins, @eileonins us 8eitprteli,
bcri for int nouifling p9 Spora9elie til
aft gcot, Gbelt % itjont. Selp tarpe.
lise, iattige 6iem fan bpoe Gornent
oerne rige Slide for larb SplDsrin9 DC
9annelle e. 3et burbe Itna fart for oft
6orGlbre, at eli liplis ps bannet, fri.
mpoig pg bjerteli9, Hbef % aanbsnet.
fcnbe Rpnperiatipn nleo 8prncne / Silent.
met bar Den IfprIte T%efDoning for DISCS
O~pora9elie, beres Iremtioise ubuifiiro
% &arafteronnnelle.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
maasEotitfer.

en- liben IUrtion Salpeter oplpit 20 Tctter parmt
Sanb bar pit Jig at p9re ct pirtiomt Miooel mob CARRIER
paa Sulfp9titer. guite, ipn en- eler britt to @anse er posr-
iprpitet meo benne S~plssnins, b~eiriebes berpeo iuloitenbis
for be paa benz perenoe CARRIER, uoen at ben rinseits
Maabe ifabeoe Yulfens. Ylaolus. ipnl inpltebe paa for
Ifienise Sapep9yter, or9btes let al Salpeterpplosnins, ielp
pua 5rusttraer, ium peo Sialp al en- S~apeiprsite %Oueriprsi.
tebes oermeo.
Saften al Tomatoes, ial bprttase Iletter eiter
glat, Bin os 5rust.
- sGbitte beuarer fritz Silt bebre emo So.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

On ifarp 5unse iti9rer bpbere Saar emo
be. bposieite SpGro.
Eli 9iuets @jernins trGnses Der babe
Nanos. % 9esemssaraft. Man mao oerfor
taae Rare paa life at iorbruse mere beraf,
emo Der bebsues. Ser sjGIoer bet altio at
hape liot / 6eierpe.
Get glade Nniist os bet mintre Siuo
er CONNER os SolItin / Suiet.
- Spem er rig? Gnbper, Der er tilfreos
meo lin SfiGbne. 9oem er TORT? Zen,
iom fan boloe fine Gioenitaber / 9pmme.
- Electromagnetic er ct al DC benite Meibier
til at beuare lin sGrligbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Gn inurrig l,opelpnoe. Gen ienere

SH iHHEItD G~uUepPHDe. SeN leHere
Song 9uooig | al 8apern bleo / 1886
fGot / StraB6urg, buor hans 5doer,
Seytu9 Mor Spiei at 3tpeibriiden bar
irnnlf @eneral. Sans 9amle @rena>
oerer iaiot bn paa at piie ben Npfebte
en- eienbOmmelig Splbnire. De tlippebe
nemli9 Nae line MIulta6er al Zig % loo
Ell 9ouebpube itpppe meo BEN. Den
Stiles Sooeo tit pgiaa 9anife ri9ti9t
bpiIe paa oenne 8uoe. 9espprre peo
man life, ON S69iitiammes fcrite0 rGmne
lcm Ell 6pl9e beraf bar iHroeles mi
gerlfe cller life.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Gco MioSassburSet. "li Marie,
bette bar uirtelis etfelt, MI iajen ct al
bine Saar i Suppen!" Sun fist ipibs
"9u bar %altiaa ioranoret sin Smag be
tpoelist iioen bore Sprlopeliesbase, tbi
ben Sang bar en- 2Of al nit Saar bei
npoeli9ite, on tunbe iaa."
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

"3en bebite Seroen" fan mes Sanoz
beo @ri9gs @lpcerinz Salpe falbes. Sen
belbreoer burtist Sfaar, pprepen Suo,
Srarolaar, Soar, Tiles, Gfab % ale
Slass 6upubIet. Silialss hos s. IS.
Wont9omerp e. Co., Gecprab, Soma.
9.13.1a.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-09-16
Deal Gently.

Consideration for the feelings of others
should be carried into every department of
life. Errors and oversghts ought never to
be dealt with severely unless they become
habitual. We are all liable to make them,
and, when we do, wish to be treated lenient-
ly. There is story of bank president who
threatened 10 discharge clerk if he did not
find q missing paper. The clerk was in des-
pair. He hunted everywhere without sue
cess. AT last seeing the presidents overcoat
hanging where he could examine it without
detection, he explored the pocket and found
the paper. When we abuse others for er-
rors, let US be sure we never make one our
selves.